Gilded Age Catholics:
a. were targeted by the American Protective Association as not being "true Americans"
b. imposed limitations on work and recreational activities on Sundays
c. were overwhelmingly Republican
d. dominated national politics throughout the 1890s
A
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A) Austria-Hungary B) Britain C) France D) Germany
The Japanese internment ended following the end of World War II, but first
A) internees lost their citizenship. B) the federal government provided $400 million in reparations. C) internees learned their former homes and businesses were no longer theirs. D) the Supreme Court ruled the interments were legal.
In the nineteenth century, pools, trusts, and mergers were:
a) ways that manufacturers sought to control the marketplace. b) unheard of. c) used only rarely. d) against the law.
In the case of Roberts v. City of Boston the supreme court of Massachusetts decided that
a. racially segregated school systems were constitutional. b. racially segregated school systems denied black children their civil rights. c. racially segregated school systems were permissible only if the segregation resulted from residential patterns and not from official policy. d. racially segregated school systems were constitutional in general, but black students would have to be admitted to white schools if there were no all-black schools nearby.